a) This can be done using below formula which can be derived as we do derivation of annuity formula.
A, accumulated amount = 8000
i, interest rate for the period = 5%/2 = 2.5% because interest rate calculated at semi annual rate
n, period = 8x2 = 16 periods
Therefore P = (8000x 2.5%)/((1+0.025)16 -1) = 412.79
Hence X = 412.79
b) Amount in Sunk fund at the end of 6th Year is
Using the same formula,
we can rearrange to
Now, we have to find A
P = X = 412.79
i = 2.5%
n = 6X2 = 12
Putting values in formula
A = 412.79(1.02512 -1)/.025 = $5694.67
Therefore loss to the bank = 8000- 5694.67 = $2305.33
c) Interest paid by Carlos after every 6 months = i X Principal = 6%/2 X 8000 = 3% of 8000 = $240
Therefore Total Money got from Interest = 240x12 = 2880
total money bank collected = Interest + Sunk fund = 2880 + 5694.67 = 8574.67
This is more than $8000 by $574.67
d) Interest after 6 years =
i = 6%/2 = 3%
n = 6x2 = 12
Therefore Interest = 8000(1.0312 -1) = $3406.087
Principal received = $5694.67
Total Money bank has = 9100.757
To calculate semi annual yield
9100.757 = 8000(1+iannual/2)12
=> iannual = 2X ((9100.76/8000)1/12 - 1 ) = 2.16%
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